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    krab

    krab

    krab is an encrypted keystore for use with IPFS

    krab is a "semi secure" keystore that satisfies the IPFS keystore interface, allowing it to be used natively with many existing IPFS implementations, and tools. It stores keys on disk in a badger datastore, encrypting the keys before being stored in the datastore. Each time a key is fetched, it is decrypted first. A single password is used to encrypt all keys.
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    AoEde

    Virtual ATA over ethernet (AoE) target for Linux

    Derived from vblade ATA over ethernet virtual blade server with experimental features. Tiny and optimized for best performance on embedded Linux devices: home/office NAS'es that usually has limited RAM and CPU resources Also contains some experimental features that, when supported by initiator, - even more improve performance & reliability. Currently only AoE Disk (https://sourceforge.net/projects/aoedisk/) takes all advantages of that features.
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